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That's actually not always true. Any application running on node.js is using the V8 engine as it's serverside backend, and might thusly be affected. There are a
by zeta0134 11y ago
That's actually not always true. Any application running on node.js is using the V8 engine as it's serverside backend, and might thusly be affected. There are also a handful of applications that do clientside encryption. (MEGA comes to mind, someone here should chime in with a better example.) Just because the use case is uncommon doesn't make it invalid.